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It is not the severe cold that kills the
small fruit vines. but the alternate freezing
and thawing. Hence the advantage Of y
mulch, which protects from sudden
changes OF temperature.
March lambs are considered early, but
they require careinl feeding to bring them
into market in time to secure the best
piices. Ihoy soon learn TO cat, and grow
rapidly il given all they can consume.
There is nothing better for i%attening a
wether than to iced il plenty OF hay, with
a ration OF one part ground osts and two
parts corn meal, given twice q day, with p
few sliced. turnips for HI occssiopal
change.
In buying young trees it is best to select
tf!ose that have q large supply OF roots,
long and branching. The roots NAV be
shortened before putting the trees in the
ground. Trees with tops not too heavy
with large roots, seldom require stalking.
II yon have q epara piece OF ground SOW
oats and peas together as food for the
COWS. II makes excellent green material,
grows quickly and can be cut at any tins
when high enough. DO not turn stool,
upon it TO gIsze, but cut and carry it 10
the batn.yard for them.
1t ia now generally admitted ,ba, ~
road csa bc perfect that IN not we'll mndar,
drsined. Throwing the dirt 10 the centre
turns oil the surplus surface water, but
that which goes down Should be carried
oti under grouEd instead OF partially cyap.
Grating from the eusiace.
It Is much better to sell off all .ho arr.
nina ptock than IN .ttemnt IN fao1 tno
many on n abort snnnIy nj IooI Mo NV
ira animals rcuuiro lood for In s,nnnr, -,
their hUdiee, without gaining, whict, sup.
ply OF food Should 10 to the purpose Of
increasing tho weight OF a fewer number.
t;rage NAV be seeded nnon oa,s ,b;o
snriny, and /, shculd 6e done IA ray]v ~
nopaible, in order TO allow tho vo,n"
nIauts n y0ot start before dry w.aihar
Tie main djliculty in the wpy Of pecur,nc
A stand Ia Inv failure tn mt in the .n.i
properly. II hi4ou!d he lightly narrowed
or brushed in.
Buttermill, and creamery akin mill,
though excellent food for h9rs ehonId ho
ted oulv as 4 mart of tho ration, aa III.
hogs Viii bs ,omncIlpd tn d-;ns larco
quSn,itipa in order To provide thcms.lycp
Nth II sutlici.ucy, Tie brtter Man ia tn
allow a ration Of ground grain in con-.
ntc,ion with milk.
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In Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, 5000
women pay taxes OH s.. 5000
FrsS Trade,

Tho reduction Of internal revenue and
the taking off Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no DOUBT has large
" benefited the consumers, aa well az re-
lie7ing the burden OF home msnufaclur-
ere. Especially is thin tho csec with
GREEN'S 4iHguSt fHogxr and Boschse's CIR.
man Syrup, as the reduction oil thirty.six
cents per dozen, has been added Il in.
crease the size Of the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one.iiith
more medicine In the IS cent siz., The
.iuyuSt FlOuer for Dyspepsia aud Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup Tor
Cough and Lung troubles, have per,aps,
the largest sale Of my medicines in Inc
world. The advantage OF increascd nize
o! the bottles will DO greatly appreciated
by the sick and sll!ic,cd, in every town
and village in civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size.
hkVp
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THE FARM.

Hints on Spring Work In the Garden-Acri.
cultural Notes.
Philadelphia Record.
With the advent Of spring begins the
work in the garden, and the supply OF
vegetables and luxuries depends upon the
fertility Of the soil and the care bestowed.
Some plants are hearty and may BE- put
out early, but nothing is gained by haste
in attempting to force plants tina. delight
IN warmth unlesa the forcing process be
attempted under favorable conditions. 1t
must be keptin view that irosts may come
at any time, even aa late as June, and it is
not safe TO put out large crops OF tender
vegetables before the middle OF Nav.
Onions, lettuce, kale, radishes, spinach,
peas, early, cabbage aud early potatoes
may take the risk, OF injury from frost US
aooll as the ground shall be warm enough
TO g%eIminate the seed. The onion crop ia
one that should always 20 in early, AZ it
thtives best when the season is not too
warm, and not only endures quite a severe
ircst, but the crop keeps we'll in winter
also. Nothing can be gained by trans.
planting egg plants, tomato plants or
melons before warn weather, as any slight
check given them will be materially ielt
during the whole growing SEASON. The
Dwarf peas arc tho best for an
early supply, and require no support
to hold tho vines of the ground; but they
DO not compare with the taller kind in
flavor or in quality. Early beets, carrots,
and psrsnips can be put in rs soon as the
ground shall be in ploper condition. As.
paragus is usually the first vegetable Of the
aenson, but it cannot be secured until g
%well.grown and permanent bed shall have
been established. Lims beans, gugar
corn, beans, melons, turnips, equash and
egg plants may be classed as summer
crops, as they are not planted until the
ground is we'll warmed and all danger
from troet is over. What is mostly re-.
quired for q garden is q fine soil, not sim.
ply that which plowed or spaded, but one
which is either narrowed or rskcd until
not u clod can be seen, and the deeper the
tine coil the better. In using manure that
which iS4Aa evqh iy deeoDpoaed Is best,
but exefhenced astS Ae.s make use OF
weli.lotted compost, assisted by super
PnoepuaIe zone pa2 W u gafuen 0ne-fourth
Of an acre in EXTENT, and the rows are 30
laid oil AZ to permit OF the crops being
easily worked by r one-horse cu~!tivator
but il the hoe be used in preference the
lows may be closer together. All young
vegetables nre easily smotbered or starved
by grass and weeds, and for that reason
the garden must be kept very clean and
well cultivated. Weeds must not only la
kept down but kept out, destroying them
as eoon ea they shove their tops out OF the
ground; the aule may be said OF grass.
by 60 doing much labor will be saved later
| in the eeascu,
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Hints on Spring Work In tho Garden-Acri.
et.tutai Notes.
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GERMS,
xheir Universal Prevalence, Danger,
III Character and How they
~ L "a aasaA a-- IL

"'""' s'rcSh'ohcc, Danger
GUS Character and How they
Live and Arc Killed.
Inc Hcrinans consume large amounts NJ
SIfooheu PORK, and oftcnget living animals
pause the most terrible death, Americana
araw In tho germs OF disease and denth
WIN every breath. MALARIA, mlasma, scwcr
- 2 Tue thousand rotsous in tho air.
IN iood hhu IN water arc at war with health
= NE al tho wh,lo. Tho blood that cir.
SuIaes IN human veins IL composed OF mum.
p9Is OF small %corpuscles TINT resemble ani.
mals ana whom anything poisonous gets
,nvo the blooi u becomes Just like stagtinnt
WaIer, tuil OF living animnls that feed upon
onch other md upon tho blood itself, And
KY not ono person In fifty Is free from
oiood poisoning In solno form. Every mo.
mcnt 81 tho life. whether awake or uslccp
u mlli'on POISONOUS animals, invisible TO
tno X eye, nre feeding upon the very
dement's that make md sustain llte.
t r,th. aSs %facts;thcy arc solemn
ssuths anr they demand the most
ser,oas attention. These germs must DO
hSa an 5ney must DO nnnihilatcd. But
lital College, New York, says: Tho IN.
aicious usc OF alcoholic stImulants Ia ono OF
INC striking charac.eslstlcs OF progress In
the practlce OF medicine during tho Last
mill century" while DR.. J, i. Gilbert az
Lyons,N n. Y. says: "From nv experience
m inc treatment Of chronic diseases OF a
waiting and facilitating nature / have frc-
.9uensly found It necessary to ndyise
inc use Of stlmulnnts, and In INV
opinion Duay's Pure Malt Whiskcy for
purity and other desirable auaIitiea
cannot DO surpassed for such pur.
poses. Its notion seems to be that Of
. pure stimulant, with none OF tho iucbri.
atlng chects which pro. too often found in
so,,Sailcd medicinal wh!skoys."
When wa consider tho terrible amount of
polson That Is In the blood, and tho misery
and death tits causing, and when wo rcnl,zo
that It's Gcrms can nil DO driven out Inv
2 stimulnnt tnot mtox,cant) Ike Dury's
Fun Malt Whiskey, wo have cause for
thankfulness thut modern science is doing
20 much for mankind In removing disease.
destroying It's cause md bringing health
and happiness instead OF misery and death.
Most OF tho leading people Of tho land nro
realizing tho value OF this Whiskey, md
many whose .rreiudiccs have heretofore
kept them entirely from tho use OF spirits
nre seeing It's pure anu valuable qualities in
wasdtng on diseases, and use it regularly
In their homes.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
= koPHHkrISHl
CLEVELAND Il PITTSBURGH r. Il.
condensed timetable OF passenger trains cor.
E&ted 70 JAN. 50, 1SS7-Ccnt.al STANDARD r1ine:
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO, ILL.,. March 9.-Ca,tle- Receipts SOC
head; hhipmsns l,oN head: market opened IHr
higher ana clGsed weaker: shipping sscurs I'D,
LOO lbs, sicOa5 40; slockers and feeders :. ~,
! ~; cows. bulls mud mixed y! 25al "; bulk S! WI,
! ID; Hogs Receipts 1900 head shipments 30.
head; market &c higher, closing tasy; rough AMI
s'!1ed Sts59a5 e8i packing and shipping IS f5n6 co:
1Sht y toa5 u; lsSh! S. .ea' Il; skip. s. 7UAi 70.
sL~etlt-Rtceipls b,uO head; shipments 1000 bend
market hItsE nni Il shade S~liungar: natives 81 Al,
western s't1Ai ~; TeAai.s I! tVai 10; lambs 81 Sca
EAST LlnERrY, Pa, March observation-disclosures,
q head: %thipments IS h al: market mir; pfimp
IS &A5 q; lRir 10 good 81 bo4, Is: common 81 Cd,
e. Socni,lc sl,iyIed to New rurs io,Iay. jIsrs
--iltccipts i,9D head shipments Gao hrr;J: MAJ
KIT slow; phllmlclphlaS Sc 2ia6 Is; Yorkors Il 7W4
3 "; eaMnnoti aild lisli. s. dlt, %. pigA q 7Sa5 X,
sheep %itcrtlit" iO0 mead; shipments 1000 head:
market SLOW; prime s, 25aD II; fair 10 rnu, 81 IS,
3 co. Gamma" 50 aoa' %; lYnbA S. 75aG' %
GlHclSSATl. y. March A-llogs steady; com.
mon a''a light 81 1tn5 10; packing and butcher,
u 4"d "; receipts $3.50 heat; shipments i,Go
head. ''"'
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When n man gots bit no IN quite likel,
10 get bitter.


msordcrH Witch feet III" Kldusys
Arc hmOng the most l0rmlinblc known, Diabetes.
Bright's disease, gtAvcl, nml oIlrr complaints oi
tho urinary organs, nre not ordinarily cured In 50.
zero cases but they may he n~vurtrd by timely
medication. A useful stImUlanl IT tho urinary
glands lg ever been found In llo<irItcr's s,onnrh
Filters, u medicine whlrb not only Affords The
requisite stimulus when they hccoLo inactive.
hut increases their vlgor md t~ecrotlvc power. ,y
Increasing tho ncliVIty o! tho tIdncys mud blndlcr,
| thtS mcttcttn has Il ntttttohai effect Of o, pett(nv
from tho blood impurities which II IN tho prruiI.s
nrlrs n thmo utgaus 10 eliminate anti i,p,s nJr
Tho iiurrN IL Also n PURITAN and .trrng,Irnrr Ui
tho bow ,lN. m inviVnrtnt Of tho stomach, nni n
mntrh.iu.s remedy tor hitidtsttcw aud f.vrt mud
Rgue. II conntcrnGts II tendency In premature do.
cay, aud klklainH aud comforts TIC aged md Iullrm,
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BALflNoKE. March 23,-Whcat, western hirllc
and quiet; No. 2 winter red spot S.1aasyLc: .Na
N7a..s*s.c; June aj3snyic. Corn, western hiehe
.ild 4aiet; mixed spot i6c bid; March 4G4,oAc
Apiil lbhse bid, May i6Haiic: steamer 43.AijJ.c
Oats steady and active. western white 3Ga:isc: d,
mixed S'a35c. Provisions quiet Mess PORK. aid
SIG 70: lev si3tda3 ". Buik meats, skoulIrr
aud Gear Iio siie' packed. 71tsa9c. Baton, should
refined SOFAS Hc. fggs easier at l5alGr. Cole
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An OlilIlng Husband.

N1NfhfNT LONrff,
Lady arden complained Of q tootitacho.
All tho remedies used on auch occasions
were applied. but atiIl alio found no rcliei.
At length abe decided on monding to Adm.
burgf, u distance Of fifty milep from
Clydepdalc Castle, for n dentist to extract
tho suffering tooth, and whom no arrived
Rbo declared her nervm were unequal Ia
submitting 10 m operation unlcm Bho HNw
II performed IN nome ono clBe first. The
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OFFICE OF TIE CALysnToa Stock yAw,s,

DFFltE OF TIE ALrEHToA STOCK YaHhg.
MONDAY. March, II. iSSs.
suiSE-Thcrc Is n fair Increase In the rccrIp,s
over LAT week, With tho Quallty about equal In
TINT Of the offerings ihun. lraip Is only ,,,uicT.
nt"fy tHtr. We 1ttdtn rough hogs ut Tn1tSc, RnI
sales NJ Sas.. ~. Receipts this week 7,CN7 heal,
CLAGsN0s7 lLvE STocx MARKET
BALTIMORE. March y, lA7,
AnRirAiE uf LIVE STOCK.
At Clartmoni Stock inris. rid baltimore & Ohio
Rnilndi. for wak ending March 20.
los cars, containing ViI cattle, 10 calves. 81
sheep, &,itl hogs. 2S h0rcs aud 20 mules, Ahiu.
mrnla 10 Ihllmiclrhln.. etc OF cattle. vi sheer,
w. hOvR, ISL horses and - mulrs ''
All hog, and sheep sold In these yarda nrs a,
gross weight.
Receipts u hogs this week nrr e,0e1, agnins, 2, N,
to good NJ 50 2NaS " pUt lO lbs.
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few friends admitted to the sanctuary oil
her boudoir looked aghast at this declara'
lion, each expecting to be called on, bu!
alter q silence OF a few minutes and no one
offering she told Lord Arden that he must
have a tooth out, that she might Judge
from bis manner Of supporting the opera.
ton IL che could 10 through II. He ap.
peared amazingly disconnected, made a
,wry face and expostulated; but the lady
insisted. The obedient husband submit.
ted, and a fine, eound tooth was extracted
from his Jaw, after which she declared that
che had reen enough 10 convince her that
she could not undergo a similar operation.
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In 9 Denver Sunday School q few week.
ago, the superintendent was talking TO tht
little ones about the plaques of Egypt.
Now" said he, ''csn you tell me what
the plaques were?'
1lere were prompt answers, aud all bu.
n OF the plaques were named. Tho las,
one wss too much for the school. Think,
lug to help out the children by suggestion,
the superintendent said:
Don't you remember the other? Of
course you remember what Job had
A little hand went up.
well, Tommy, what was it?"
"Patience" piped Tommy.
He was given a "rewarl OF me,it.n
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Foa the relief and cure OF the iutam.
nation aud congeation called ~ cold in
tho head" there is more potency in Ety'e
Cream Balm, than in anything else it Is
possible TO prescribe. This preparation
has for years past been making q brilliant
success as q remedy for cold in the head,
catarrh and hay fever. Used in the in.
itial stages Of these complaints Cream
Balm prevents any serious development,
Of the symptoms, while almost number
lees cases are IN record Of radica! cures OF
chronic catarrh and hay fever, after all
other modes OF treatment have proved OF
no avail. Trustw
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on Cry, March @-openeI at GSHc: hirh.
esl eaAc', lowest GS to; closed vt Glttn:: sales "Gi,
GO %hatrcts: %c'uarAuCes, phD,UO barrels. cSn,t',
v!,es! barrels; shipments G1,s5g barrels; rul,s moi
70, Oici. ""'
lsG.nrouh., r., March @a.-Opcuol ut G;,tc: clos.
ci NJ ntS4c: hiEhrSit t3&.c; lpweii. G.}.c; eleat.
PITrshultGn,, "a" March 9.-p'trolcum dull.
0prnCd Al GU &c; closed NJ b!!i.u; LIrhcslGaTc: Inv law.
c.t G1ic,
Tirtsvliin, "a, March 23.-OrcnU, NJ G7Xo.
AGhththlhci-lnNr. GS9GH; GlnWd IL, 6!,ic. '
fniL.nELrliA Pa, March ?3.-pett0lCIm Iuie,:
20 ntcl test &C. '">'
taNEw fakk. March 2'.-irtroicum steady: Unified
UlusWi nj G!1.c. NV"
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Adam had a sparo rib with ample sauce,


TIE beet salve in the world ior cuts
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rhouu,, teye,
aored, letter, charf'ed harda, chiihiainp,
cornn, and NIL akin eruptiona, And posi.
lively curea pilca, or no nny required. II
is guaranteed to givn prrtcct satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 ccu,s ne,
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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Triae with any Throat or Lung Disease,
II you have a Cough or Cold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble, II
y a positive cnre, and We guarantee it,
Price 10 aud SOC. Logan 4 Go. and 9.
Menkemeller. a
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would enjoy your Dime, and are prevent.
ed by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are a positive cure ior dye
persia, indigestion, latulency and consti-
patton. We guarantee them. Is and 50
ceuts. Logan 4 Co. and @. Menke-
meller. 7
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why Acker'a Blood Elixir is %warrcntcd, il
becanno it is tho best blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure all blood
diseases, pnrities the whole eyatem, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, weguArnntcc it. Logan 4 Go.
and G. Menkumeilrr. 4
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and reliablo Medicines arc Tho heat 10 dc.
pend upon. Ackcr's Blood Elixir Ina
been prescribed for years for all impuri.
ties Of the Blood, In every form of Scrof.
uioUs, Gythiiitic Of Meronrial diuespcp, il
ia invaluable. For rheumatism, ,ss no
equal. Logan K Co. aud g. Monko.
mGllor. 10
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pEMcnHEp That the prcs:nce Of General.
nlMLHul!l Beauregard aud Early. VINO ar
IN chnrge Of the drawings, isa guarantee OF ahso
equal, and That no one can pcsslDiy G,vine whnt
number will draw a Prize. All parties ihereiorf
adyettising to guarantee Prize Ii this Loitcrr n;
ho:ding out any other impossible Inducements, mr.
the unwlry. """ "s-~uu
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The NE PLUS ULTRA in the way of pleas.
ant, convenient and popular hotels, is the
s%snrtevsnt House, New York, Matthews
y Piefaon, Pfoprietors. We always atop
there. rru.a
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UNPRECEDENTED ArTRACrlON,
" OVER HALF A MILLION d., TRIDpTEp
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

Incorporated IN 1868 ior Is years by M. Iev,sl..
ture it Educational and Charitable nurpoSeS. Win
acapital Of 81 ,0o,0o-to which q ra,erye iund NJ
over $4,000 has Siucc been added. -e VI
By at Overwhelming popular voto tts f,,,cbt,o
was made a part Of the present State Consiiintinn
adopted December I'd, A. D., 1877.
Inc only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
hntser seala n p~ostpone.,
lts Grand Single Number Drawings ,atc
pIace monin!y' aud Tho selni.AnnuRl Drawings
regularly ever! Six months (Jnne and DccOmbefS,
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A roR
TUNE, Fourth Grand drawing, Class u. in Tho
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, NnriI
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $3.50, 900,
pr- Notice. Tickets are leu Dollars oplv ~rts,,o.
ID, Fii.hs. S. 1enths, 81.
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Tho SPECULATIVE situation continues vI,hou,
thoHgh thu general tone Of The market rumains arm,
me opening was steady, flrst prices being either
unchanged Of. showing changes Of . insignificant
fractions only from laAt evenings final figures, 10.
place, but after that time there was nothing n
bieak INC monotony and the market continued Jul
putirn % tue close. The net result OF the day
business in the active list. prices were regularly
cnhhGed, though gains and loses arc for fractions
only, except Buffalo, Rochester 4 IIttsbursh.
when lost * per cent, and Tennessee coal and
i in1 ,, 9onas were l per cent lower. Tnmsotions
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A leading qucBtiun-"Wi!l you TAX,
this hotae 10 water2"
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Don't

Six eagles we're seen OF one cake of ic,
at N~ewburg".S. T., one day last week.
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Tho Hudson river will be stocked with
salmon Try early this curing.
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DR.. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS

Structures, aud all Urinary and urc'hrAl Diseases.
Nervous and Physical Debility. SeminRl wcaKn,sI,
Loss Of Visor, Premsturc Decline IN Man. Early
Decay, linpotency, csnNei by errors 81 youth. c1.
and nose, nlfers, ernptiuns. ,c,ofulG, letter. kAll
rlcutn. and al blood anh skin diseases. Female
Wes .rcsS speedily cured. GOnnrrhca cured IN
by + +. hooking, Druggist. Sent by mall sealed.
tam
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The blacksmith 10 tina worst kind OF
bore. be can make q wheel tired.
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az fllIes, amounting ""......,....... .ss535, goo
AIpIicatlon lor rates 70 clubs should be made
FOR iafther Information write clearly. Giving fufi
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Moaeey Order
OF New YORK Exchange IN Ordinary letters. Cur.
sency ny Express lht our expeuSe) aidrcsseI
... NJ. a DAUpIUE.
o,u n,y,,u,, New Orleans, La.
" VS. 5htpot1y II n r
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IL You

Theatrical people are always quRrreling
but then they make ap" essily.
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FINANCE n TRADE,

Ths Features of tho Money and Stock
H' Markets.
INV iohk, March 2a,-Money on call easy a.
9hae per cent, las. loan sx, closed At . per cent.
iIime mercantile paper 5aC pcr cent. Sterling ex.
change active aud firm at u sHal SGH.
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